Question

How many gram of sulfur are required to produce 100 moles and 100 g h2so4 respectively?

Answer 1

We know that for 1 mole of H2SO4 we need 32 gram of sulphur,
1 mole=x/32 (which is the mass of sulphur )
So, x=32 gram.
Therefore for 100 gram of H2SO4 we need 32 gram of sulphur.

Answer 2

The amount of 'S' in 1 mole of the $H_{2}SO_{4}$  is 32 n

Amount of sulphur in 100 mole of $H_{2}SO_{4}$

32*100

3200

1 mole=$\frac{x}{32}$

x=32

for 100 mole =100=$\frac{x}{32}$

x=3200

For 100 mole it is 3200.

and for 100 gram

Mole=$\frac{Mass}{molar mass}$

$\frac{32*100}{98}$

x=32.65 gram

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